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Many of us have done a lot of work each year to plan perfect Christmas. We choose the best tree, downs our whole house and spend weeks packing precision gifts. But no matter how much you prepare, there is one thing you just can't control that day: weather report . Although we dream of a white Christmas, it does not seem that this wish will be granted for most of us this year.

Current weather models are show a low chance snow before and Christmas for the second consecutive year, The Washington Post reported. The national ocean and atmospheric administration (NOAA) defines a white Christmas like at least one thumb or more snow on the ground on the morning of December 25. For this to happen, two things have to happen: cold air and precipitation. But it seems unlikely for most of the United States this year, by Wapo .

In fact, the NOAA climate prediction center provides " temperatures above normal “For a large part of the nation while we head to the holidays, largely thanks to the climate model of El Niño which is currently hitting.

"The soft temperature model could reduce Of a white Christmas this year in some parts of the country, "warned the weather channel. Of course, your specific experience will depend on where you will be for the holidays. Read the rest to how hot it will be in your region.

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Unsurprisingly, your chances of snow this Christmas are very unlikely in the south. Looking at Washington, D.C. - which rides the line somewhat between the regions - The Washington Post The analysis indicated that the risk of an inch of snow between December 20 and December 25 is close to zero.

"Diurnal summits should reach the mid -1940s in the mid -1950s with nightcloths in the 1930s," said the newspaper.

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The possibility of a white Christmas is normally higher in the northeast. But this year, your chances are also quite low in this region - with a certain variation according to the city in which you are. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

The chance of a thumb of snow is less than 5% for New York, while it is close or less than 5% for Boston, according to Wapo . For Buffalo, however, it is a little higher at around 10 to 15%.

In terms of temperatures, daytime summits should reach the 1930s over 1940s with upper 1940s with night lows in the 1920s superior to the 1930s for Boston and Buffalo. But in New York, the diurnal summits should reach the 1940s to the 1950s, and the nightlife should fall from the bottom of the 1930s.

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Moving west, things seem to little Better still for white Christmas dreamers, but not much. In Denver, the chance of an inch of snow is around 5 to 10%, but the temperatures here should reach the mid -1940s in the mid -1950s for the diurnal summits, and the nightfare are likely to be in the 1920s, Wapo reported.

Those of Boisse, Idaho, can at least hope that things are a little colder on average. The chance of an inch of snow is around 10 to 20% here, with daytime peaks which should reach the 1930s upper years in the mid -1940s, and the nightcloths falling in the 1920s superior to the lower years.

Those of the Midwest should not expect to see a lot of snow - if none -. In Chicago and Saint-Louis, the chance of an inch is less than 5%. Meanwhile, in Minneapolis and Bismarck, in the Dakota of the North, there is just 5 to 10% of chance.

The hottest weather in the Midwest region is likely to strike those of Saint-Louis, where the diurnal summits should reach the 1950s to almost 60, and the nightfare should only fall in the mid-1930s to Almost 40 years. The coldest temperatures, however, are planned for Bismarck, the diurnal summits which should reach the 1930s in the mid -1940s, and the nightlife should fall into adolescents at Basses 20.

Minneapolis should also see diurnal heights in the 1930s superior to the 1940s, but the city's night lows should not reach the mid -20s. During this time, those of Chicago should anticipate daytime summits in the mid -1940s Up to almost 50 beach with nightcloths in the bottom in the mid -1930s.

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